after many months of trial and error we finally found the correct carbon fiber vinyl for wrapping cars, interior pieces, exterior pieces, wings, hatches, hoods, roofs, or whatever u would like wrapped with carbon fiber vinyl. Its a high quality 3m pressure release vinyl. we just wrapped some interior pieces on a nissian gtr, a roof and pillars on a 350z, interior panels on a Jetta, and have many more customers lining up. we do top quality work here's some pics of a few customers.



Nissan gtr



350z roof



gtr




so what you guys think?

 

The work looks good!

However, I am not the biggest fan of CF in the interior, the parts look like they were done with care.

How long do the roof wraps last? Do they start to chip, peel or fad after a certain amount of time? Do they leave a sticky residue once pulled off?

I always wanted to do my truck to see what it would look like. But the cost for the wrap is a little too expense for me right now just so I can try something.

 

Those are actually really good.

 

not my taste, but it looks like someone definitely put some time and care into doing them. the quality of the job looks to be an A+

 

Looks okay, doesn't look like real carbon fiber in the glossyness.

And don't use that wrap on your trunk... to me it just doesn't seem right to "fake" something that you can get in actualy carbon fiber. Real stuffs expensive I know, but the "sticker" just doesn't seem right, I had my carbon fiber trunk for a few monthes, hard to find for sure.

I wrapped my door panel inserts in real carbon fiber with resin and epoxy, so essinitally it is real carbon fiber but with the plastic from the insert under it. Looks a lot better than using a sticker, and was fairly cheap.

 

I like the interior pieces. But Scott is right, the gloss isn't even close to real carbon fiber. I've always really wanted to get a hood and hatch combo, and then have the roof wrapped to match. But if it doesn't look the same... I dont think I'd do it...